
Weight management
Medical care, nutrition and healthy habits.
Explore weight careBuild healthier routines and confidence with medical weight care, nutrition and follow-up from home. We treat obesity and related metabolic concerns, with GLP-1 options when appropriate.
Virtual visits across Virginia & Maryland
(571) 480-6053

More ways we can help
Our team also evaluates blood sugar, growth, puberty, thyroid and PCOS concerns.

Medical care, nutrition and healthy habits.
Explore weight care
Understand A1C results, insulin resistance and treatment options.
Explore blood sugar care
When your child’s growth raises questions.
Explore growth care
Help understanding changes and their timing.
Explore puberty care
Support for thyroid concerns and test results.
Explore thyroid care
Care that listens to your symptoms and concerns.
Explore PCOS careWhy EndoMD
Medical weight care led by board-certified pediatric endocrinologists, with nursing and nutrition support.
Meet our care teamRequest an appointment. Our team will contact you by your preferred method to arrange a time.
Request an appointmentExpert care by video in Virginia and Maryland, without the drive or waiting room.
How video visits workCommercial insurance, Medicaid and TRICARE options. We check benefits and explain your expected costs.
Check insurance & costsYour goals matter
You help choose the goals and changes that fit your life.
Talk openly about self-esteem, body image and feeling comfortable in everyday life.
Understand blood sugar, growth and how you feel.
Find food, movement and sleep habits that work for you.
Take manageable steps toward activities you enjoy.
Coming soon · Ages 12–26
Medical weight care, nutrition and ongoing support in one program. Join the waitlist to hear when enrollment opens.
What our specialty adds
Your care connects weight and blood sugar with growth, puberty and hormone health.
Understand our approachFor young adults · Ages 18–26
Care that fits school, work and greater independence. You choose how family is involved.
Explore young-adult careGLP-1 evaluation & treatment safety
We review health, growth, medicines, mood and eating concerns to guide tests and care.
Together, we weigh benefits, side effects, serious risks and alternatives.
Check-ins track response, side effects, nutrition and wellbeing so your plan can adapt.

How care works
Share your contact details and what brings you to EndoMD.
We contact you by your preferred method to discuss appointment times, insurance and registration.
Meet by video from home to discuss your questions, health history and available records.
Discuss recommended tests, treatment and follow-up. Your clinician explains when an in-person assessment may be needed.
The people behind your care
Physician-led medical care for weight, hormones and metabolism.
Davallow, MDIsfort, MDDeswal, MD
Abby Anderson, DNP, CPNP-PC
Practical support for food choices and everyday routines, in English and Spanish.
Lidia Fernandez, RDN, CDCES
“[Our doctor] knows her stuff and is very compassionate. She’s really helped our child develop healthy habits.”
“Scheduling was easy, [our doctor] was highly responsive, and she went above and beyond to work with my family and insurance to get necessary approvals.”
“We were amazed at how quickly we were able to get an appointment given how long the wait is to see a [pediatric endocrinologist]. Overall, I felt very heard and well-supported.”
No. Care can focus on nutrition, activity, sleep and other health needs. Your clinician discusses medication only when it is appropriate and reviews the benefits, risks and alternatives with you.
Pediatric endocrinologists specialize in growth, puberty, hormones and metabolism, including diabetes. They evaluate weight concerns alongside these areas and decide whether further testing is needed. A weight concern does not necessarily mean a hormone problem.
Yes. Adults ages 18–26 can request their own appointment for weight, blood sugar or hormone concerns and choose how family is involved. Explore young-adult care.
You can request care without lab results or a diagnosis. Your clinician decides which tests are needed. Our team checks whether your plan requires a referral and explains any next steps.
First visits are by video. The patient must be physically in Virginia or Maryland during the visit. If an in-person exam is needed, your clinician explains the next step.
Tell us how these concerns affect daily life. We listen without judgment, consider age-appropriate mood and eating screening, and discuss additional support. Endocrine care does not replace mental health treatment or school action against bullying.
Tell us what matters to you. Start with a specialist appointment and a conversation about your next steps.
(571) 480-6053